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What was President Wilson's immediate response to the sinking of the Lusitania?1. to request that Congress vote on whether to formally enter the Great War then and there2. to take a pro-British stance and dismiss German claims that the ship carried rifles and ammunition3. to promote Williams Jennings Bryan in his cabinet and give him greater control of the war effort4. to abandon any hopes of peace talks with Germany and refuse to send diplomats
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